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These prairies we've been crossing could raise millions of bushels of grain, or millions of head of cattle. " In this the young lad was only quoting, par- rot-like, the arguments he heard on every side 120 THE BOOK OF COWBOYS from his neighbors and his father's friends of the Free Soil party.
The two boys argued this subject up and down. Shane, from his friendliness to the In- dians, felt and declared that the United States government had no right to appropriate their lands, and insisted that t...he redskins were in the right to defend themselves. Billy Cody, while admitting that the Indians deserved fairer treat- ment than they were getting, repeated over and over again the plainsman's saying: "There's no good Injun but a dead Injun!" The fact that their views disagreed, however, made no difference in the friendship of the two boys, and, by the time the month's march was drawing to a close, Shane and Buffalo Bill were the warmest of comrades.
At last the outfit toiled wearily into Fort Leavenworth and great was the excitement when it was spread about that the wagon-train had been stopped by Danites, and that the teamsters had been allowed to escape with their lives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These prairies we've been crossing could raise millions of bushels of grain, or millions of head of cattle. " In this the young lad was only quoting, par- rot-like, the arguments he heard on every side 120 THE BOOK OF COWBOYS from his neighbors and his father's friends of the Free Soil party.
The two boys argued this subject up and down. Shane, from his friendliness to the In- dians, felt and declared that the United States government had no right to appropriate their lands, and insisted that t...he redskins were in the right to defend themselves. Billy Cody, while admitting that the Indians deserved fairer treat- ment than they were getting, repeated over and over again the plainsman's saying: "There's no good Injun but a dead Injun!" The fact that their views disagreed, however, made no difference in the friendship of the two boys, and, by the time the month's march was drawing to a close, Shane and Buffalo Bill were the warmest of comrades.
At last the outfit toiled wearily into Fort Leavenworth and great was the excitement when it was spread about that the wagon-train had been stopped by Danites, and that the teamsters had been allowed to escape with their lives.
What to read after The book of Cowboys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Rolt Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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